Numerous students, students, and teachers have given the “present” – dozens of additions – traffic arrangements in the area
A education rally demanding the rendering of justice for the tragedy in Tempe is taking place in downtown Athens as well as in other cities. A large number of students, students, and teachers have given the “present” while people are still coming.
At the moment the head of the march has reached in front of the House, with protesters shouting slogans.
The dominant slogan is the one listed on the banner of the Athens Student Coordinating Committee “to say a child: I have no oxygen – this is what the state is killed! No concealment. “
In its call for today’s rally, OLME states: “To end the revelation to the end, to investigate the causes of the explosion and those responsible for the unacceptable deterioration of the crime site before collecting the necessary data.”
According to police, there are about 4,000 people so far, with 27 appeals and a knife arrest.
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The roads in downtown Athens, where the march passes, are closed at this time.
Under the order of ELAS, the Syntagma and University Metro stations have been closed from 11am and the trains pass through them without stopping.
According to Traffic Police, the traffic was interrupted earlier at the University Street from the height of American Street.
Secondary education teachers participate in a three -hour facility of 11am to 2pm, according to the OLME announcement.
Rallies and in many big cities
Student rallies also take place in many cities in Greece:
Alexandroupolis13:00 Town Hall
Arta10:00 cf. Kilkisa, 12:00 Town Hall Square
Marble11:00 dome
Ioannina12:00 district
Drama13:00 Freedom Square
Heraklion11:00 Freedom Square
Riding13:00 Central Square
Kalamata12:00 Central Square
Katerini10:30 Freedom Square
Corfu12:00 General High School
Kilkis12:00 Peace Square
Kozani12:00 Central Square
Komotini13:00 Central Square
Lagadas10:30 Lagada Square
Ghoul12:00 Park Square
Larissa12:00 Central Square
Mytilene12:00 Central High Schools
Naoussa12:00 Central Square
Nafplio12:00 Town Hall Square
Blond13:00 Central Square
Patras12:00 Georgiou Square
Rethymnon12:00 Town Hall
Rhodes12:00 tobacco
Serres11:00 Freedom Square
Sparta12:00 Central Square
Trikala12:00 Riga Ferraou Square
Tripoli12:00 Petrou Square
Florina12:00 Modi Square
Chania10:30 purchase
Chios13:00 Voukani Square
Student and students’ march for tragedy in Tempi and Thessaloniki
Requirement of justice for the Tempe accident, ended in front of the Administration (YMAT) and the Thessaloniki Labor Center The march started by earlier students and students as part of a nationwide mobilization after calling for student associations and the Coordinating Committee. and teachers.
The protesters began at 12:30 pm from the Court Square (Statue of Venizelos), where they gathered a little earlier and representatives of the mobilization associations, who demanded “not to convene the real reasons for the crime of Tempes and the crime. All political and criminal responsibilities are attributed. ” Through Egnatia, Hagia Sophia, Tsimiski, Venizelos, they completed the march to Agios Dimitrios, while the traffic was regulating the traffic.
Student and student associations invited new rallies and marches on 22/2 and 28/2 with the two -year period from the Railway Tragedy in Tempi.
Concentration and course in Patras
A rally rally, demanding justice for the Tempe’s long accident, took place today at noon in Georgiou Square, Patras.
Students, students, teachers participated in the rally, and during the gathering they recorded the names of the victims of the rail tragedy during the rally.
As speakers from the student community said during the gathering, “the crime in Tempi will not be forgotten, it will not be convened and we will make the truth shine.”
The rally was also attended by the Municipal Authority of Patras, while the Deputy Mayor of Education, Katerina Simou, in her address to the protesters, stressed, among other things:
“We demand that this crime in Tempi not be convened. We all shouted it together from the first moment two years ago and we continue to shout it. We stand by your side, support your struggles and will be here again, with you, on February 28, the day that is two years since the crime in Tempi and the day of a nationwide strike, to raise our voice again. “
After the rally, a march followed the main streets of Patras, which passed outside the city train station.
“Scream” of students and students and in Larissa for Tempi
With dynamic slogans, students and students of Larissa, they rally and march in the central square of the city, demanding justice for the tragedy of Tempi.
The basic slogans that dominated the mobilization of Larissa were “I have no more oxygen” and “we go and where it comes out there is nowhere to come out, only tragedies the system generates”, expressing the anxiety of the younger generation for its future. The protesters emphasized the need to take responsibility for the rail accident.
“We are here to shout” no “to concealment and call for justice to be rendered,” said representatives of the student associations of the University of Thessaly in Larissa, while stressing that “we are joining our voices to shout that the crime in Tempe will not be forgotten”.
During the march, the protesters kept banners with slogans “of all the dead we became a voice, this crime not to be overwhelmed” and “it arrives, our lives are counting”, while shouting “the new generation has ideals, neither is unleashed, nor is it unleashed, nor is it out. He worships. ” The march headed to the OSE station.
Crowds of people in Heraklion
A large number of students gathered in Heraklion with the march starting from “Daedalou” and continuing on other central streets.
Educational rallies for the tragedy of Tempi and in Chania – Rethymnon
The absolute clarification of the case and the rendering of justice without concealment was requested with their participation in the concentration of the Tempe tragedy, but also in the path that followed, hundreds of students, students and teachers in Chania.
The Association of Secondary Education Officers (ELME) and the Association of Primary Education (SEAs) of Chania participated in the mobilization with a three -hour stoppage and a dominant message “no tolerance for clarification of the case”.
And in Rethymnon there was a rally of students and students in front of the city hall. “The tragedy of the Tempi not to be forgotten, not to be confused”, “to bring to light the whole truth so that the phrase” we have no oxygen “would not be heard again” were the slogans that dominated, and followed a course in the center of Rethymnon.
Source: Skai
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